Appolénus (2000)
First film of the artist, Appolénus is a selfportrait in which he directed the beginnings of a debate on gender identity. From pictures of his childhood and shop windows exciting her femininity, he dresses gradually as a woman in front of a mirror, with music punctuated by agonizing laughter.Oscillation of an identity between Apollo and Venus, which ends with a gender reversal of of a famous painting.
Director: Baptiste Lamy
Runtime: 3 min
Release Date: November 22, 2000
Country: France
Language: Français
Original Language: fr
More Films by Director: Baptiste Lamy
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Appolénus about?
- First film of the artist, Appolénus is a selfportrait in which he directed the beginnings of a debate on gender identity. From pictures of his childhood and shop windows exciting her femininity, he dresses gradually as a woman in front of a mirror, with music punctuated by agonizing laughter.Oscillation of an identity between Apollo and Venus, which ends with a gender reversal of of a famous painting.
- Who directed Appolénus?
- Appolénus was directed by Baptiste Lamy.
- How long is Appolénus?
- Appolénus has a runtime of 3m (3 minutes).
- Where was Appolénus produced?
- Appolénus was produced in France.